"combination of numbers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group of numbers that are put together or arranged in a certain way. Example: "The security code for my bank account is a unique combination of numbers and letters."
No matter what combination of numbers you press — believe me, I've tried them all — you'll get a recording.
"When you see a combination of numbers like this when you think the economy should be recovering, you have reason for concern," he said.
Ms Hinte, 48, reportedly rushed into her local newsagent in Worcester with a damaged piece of paper she believed featured the winning combination of numbers.
One of the claimants, Susanne Hinte, reportedly rushed into her local newsagent in Worcester with a damaged piece of paper she believed featured the winning combination of numbers.
With its combination of numbers, magic, hunches and statistics, the bad-beat story furnishes a nice range of narrative devices to frame a lament about losing, while making it crystal clear that the loss wasn't your fault.
The tablature for the Chinese ch'in, a zither whose strings are stopped, uses a combination of numbers (for strings and for stopping points) and ideograms (for other technical details).
They describe him as an unusual combination of number cruncher and strategist whose opinion can always be swayed by facts.
This combination of number of states, number of mixtures and co-articulation parameter was among the ones that yielded the best results.
Thus, the combination of number of members, size and polymorphism seem to be determining characteristics for multifractality changes.
Generally a combination of number of physicians, number of nurses, number of other human resources and number of staffed beds were selected as the input variables.
